Indeed Laboratories Retinol Reface Review

Thanks to a BBC documentary in January, Retinol has been the beauty word on everyone’s lips this year. Retinol in our beauty routine is a must have in the fight against ageing, but it can be hard to know where to start with this ingredient.

Indeed Laboratories Retinol Reface is one of many products on the market that includes retinol, and here’s why we think you might want to consider it in your routine.

The cream boasts three different types of retinol, and when you consider the ingredients included in this product, it’s incredibly rare that you’ll find it with as cheap a price tag as this product.

The three types of Retinol

As mentioned above the Indeed Labs’ Retinol Reface includes three different types of retinol. They are:

Retinol RA (Rapid Action) – You get the best benefits from this retinol product because the Retinol RA converts quickly to retinolic acid, which means it won’t destabilise the ingredient and won’t irritate the skin either.

Retinol Micro-Spheres – This is a slow-releasing retinol, which means you’re less likely to suffer from irritation from this retinol product. The retinol is released slowly into the skin, which helps to optimise the effect it has on the skin.

Retinol-like peptide – This ingredient works just like a traditional retinol, but doesn’t have an uncomfortable feeling on the skin and won’t irritate it either.

Pros

Good amounts of retinol ensure that this cream works at a deeper level to help improve the appearance of skin over time, helps to fight wrinkles, extremely affordable for such a high-quality product, easy to use pump design, creamy texture that melts into skin, little to no irritation on the skin

Cons

Formula isn’t particularly hydrating, so dry skin types might not get on with this product

Bottom Line

The Indeed Retinol Reface is a retinol product that’s affordable, is hard working and readily available. It’s something that you should definitely consider adding to your skincare routine, as the ingredients are of a high quality and work to fight the signs of ageing, UV damage, fade acne scars, even out the skin tone and increase the production of collagen too.

The cream is easy to work with and applies smoothly to the skin. It might be a cream, but you’re best using this product in place of a serum in the evening, applying it once you’ve cleansed your skin. Your skin will most likely benefit from the application of an oil afterwards because it isn’t particularly hydrating, so you’ll need an extra layer to nourish the skin.

Over time you’ll notice how your skin looks clearer and more even, with a reduction in fine lines too. The cream is lightweight and sinks into skin easily, and is incredibly priced for the high-quality ingredients used within it.